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LESKOVAC
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About LESKOVAC:
Leskovac is one of the largest minicipalities situated in the south of
Serbia. It has around 160 000 inhabitants and 144 settlements. By 1945,
Leskovac was the second most developed town in Serbia after Belgrade and
was known as Little Manchester because of very strong textile industry.
As years went by, industry was declining until it became a ruin. Leskovac
also has strong pharmacy and cosmetics industry. It is very well, even
internationally, known as a town of hot chilli paprikas and Meat festival
which is traditionally held every year in September. Fifty non-guovernamental
organizations work in Leskovac. It has couple of very successful sport
clubs, theatres, cinemas and a cultural centre, three TV stations, around
ten radio stations and a local newspaper. Although it has many potentials,
Leskovac has very high percentage of unemployed and is concidered undeveloped.
New, Corridor 10 highway will not go near Leskovac although the old one
was very close to the town.
The ongoing process...
1. Preparatory
Workshop:
the first workshop aims to prepare and instruct co-organizers as well
as partner-organisations and to set up an operational plan for the project.
Workshop moderators: Nebojša Milikic and Ulrike Stieger
2. Informative / instructive Workshop:
Presentation and analysis of the various versions of the Draft
Law on Free Access to Information and analysing some recent cultural and
artistic projects referring on Open Secret phenomenon.
Workshop moderators: Nebojša Milikic and Nevena Ruzic
3. Consultative Workshop:
Consultations concerning the concept and the ways in which
the works are to be created, budget planning and starting the production
of works.
Workshop moderators: Dragan Jovanovic
4. Creative Workshop:
Finalizing works with reference to the concept agreed, discussing the
display possibilities of the works and final budget plan.
Workshop moderators: Nebojsa Milikic and Dragan Jovanovic
5. Creative Workshop:
Finalizing works with reference to the concept agreed, discussing the
display possibilities of the works and final budget plan.
Workshop moderators: Nebojsa Milikic and Dragan Jovanovic
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